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Daily Republican., 1887-09-24

TEE COURT has Certainly trsnssc:ai
9 vs.i .u?un: o. business this wetk.
In s.d!t9u 70 dlsp5sing Of tie policy
cases, Iaere was capital case t.!et
ania ann Der OF cases Of l,.,eny Ird
m!sden41n9r te,Id and the cfi=a isrs,
when pr1reu s7il,y, seuten oei =: onoe.
Mu.h o. tbs d!spssch with which the
business ha. been transacted Is nc do1 ,;
due 10 A.;5ru y General Bzgs hsvin Z
the indi,-meuts All really 20 pres=n; to
the grAri l.y, Ani a.sJ % the manner
In watca .1sy were Actei upon oy tsa!
boty. Tbs csnesusnSe Is that c3uri
has AIN %; 6a!.hed In one week .ae
business nhi,h 4. vas thought w3u d
consume 3: lsa-ia month. Nj. Bigz.
goes ~ Ii. work with a Will and q de
Termination 20 push II through, aud
while tie in.srses o. the accused d.
not suffer, the 5,a:e 10 bsrea ted b.
short sessions o. cur, and . coDsequen
decrease in The expenses OF RAINING tn
wheels OF j2.:ise.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24

THE VERDICT Ia the case OF Jackson
Walker, of marier In the second de-
gree, WAS somewha. o, . surprise, as
scarcely any ore Who hsd either heard
or resd the evidence supposed tbs. 1t
would be sny saing greater than man.
slaughter. 1; Is probable, however,
thA, the j1ry took into confederation
the fast thst Is was no: shown tha, he
usie sny etfJrs 20 escape from his as
sslanis, and also the further fac. ths,
bsd hs been 50 disposed he could east ,
have uss:sEed Barr and gone bis way
be.ore tie o:tes man, who was she VIC
tin 0: his blow, arrived. We viii o.
say tia tbs "a: Of his being black
mar t.l say;-ius - DO w..n the yer.
diet, u; sc . ssy taa, Il bis cr ue {.
n7rie- 4 sa- sss2ud d.zrse,ii f. . =
thE ssn- the ja.iss tha: have .gei
honl2,is csses with tas pas: s-v=1
year. vas Eoi c315 5ysei Of tos .ane
ma:et,a s. :a.s jury, scd pro3Ab,g -
wo1s9 ~ have had As ukay verii,:t
Of E2-:.7s sh;Er.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
Al ire ~ CA iturka

= E=.ly Sas s.l;ei again s.:
iae O2-rA aog.= IL. eTzuing y The
L9:,:- ---, C5-y.-g Il an eycellen,
matte -.d -4ye t-e creates. ssti-fac
Iot. 4-- Sos. : E--:y-'ns-ee VII. be
given --.s ~T--!rs, T..u "Tte River
P.-4i's r Irt---r-.t ItsE5a.! n.
oe 'crZy r. 49, me 2 .ssI1u = "a: 10
ard - ceata Z. 81. 49, .er choice re-
served sss-.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
A successfai Career.

Wesley Young, president Of the Day.
ton, oaio, Hedge Company, may De
CHASED anong the men Who have
through their Ingenuity and industry
achieved both fame and fortune Some
twenty 4 re years ago he accepted aD
assncy 10 cell nursery stock TO the
farmers In the 8 A.e o. o l!o, and In HE
tours An ,ns them hs ns:lced the need
OF improvement 10 the fences. Hs va
thus led to engage In selling the ossss
orange plsnt for the construction OF
heiges. A, the dsles,s Of the sane
were snpA:sut, he set abor, - cevise
some ttisJtuh method TO remedy
them. H.. At Ers, used vire to s:!ff-p
the Young plants snd ksep them 70
gesher, and thus he was led step by
step to Adop; his present process Of lay
ing, VII Ing and forcing the staples in:o
the cales, making 9 fenoe ths. mees
every ressynab!e requirement and will
las, . atsaue. Thsse processes have
been pA.ensei, 90 ss 70 prevect other.
from pr9f:ins by his insensons With
out Arst paying for them. Instssi OF
being an sS=ni TOR others he sci sSoQt
grown tae plants on his Own account,
and h4il!y fJfnsi 9 partners ZIP il
order 20 % -: capital 70 prosecute the
work sac ,aA: tine he has pat
chased sae .ateres: OF his partners aud
engaged IN orz,nlzlns oom panies, and
ct the present Il ne he has companies IN
twenty 5:..ss, aud s,me %, 900 miles Of
hedges h,~s been constructed On his
plan. In all the States the com panles
have been very successful, some OF them
paying as high n Asseen per cent on
the amount 0. stock subscribed h.
success 10 the best evidence thai csu Dc
given OF the Utility o. his ns.hoi O.
making this fence, and As 10 has proved
Satisfactory ani profitable In other
States /: mus, prove equally 80 in ours.
Il IL ceri.in th,: Il Is cheap, s.ro9g ard
durable, Ani mus: Commend isseii to
the appreciation Of all who examine Il.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
New Fridge,

Mr. Toy, n-Loo oe: 4 the Levy Clu- q,
is ap-t;aleattag - c5as;t1c'icn Of
new otiIEe cyr. ash rG1 upparI..
the pTep=rtS {: u: T;3gbt, oo tie ros3
.ea1lDE from sG. CsltEegiiie hO:4l
~ 81 = The D-,1 yS.3e. 1 is'said C
os yoEJ o4l pace - ctos- daring the
w.n'es, d t.-"@ - 5'icse vii prov
az stsao:si- l al. b. OF staze ard
vol a-c !ls cJss vi no: bs very
Lsav-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
AND

NUTiOE-UNDkE AND
~ 10 tie Act CT the Gerea
OF the state OF reisvAfe enu}
Concerning Private Ctrtor,
St Diver, March u. 1858, nd
given Il az az sprlicAtitn vail
the HO1. .gnStius e. Gruu1
JGdge OF the superior COM of|
lelsvtre, l fesiclrg IN rev q
On Saturday, TIE art cay etu@
1887 a: 10 o'e 'oeE IL the mort n
tefs, 10 the city NITm ngtspl
ccrpo,sIio o: g o0IltsuJ n
"Delsssfe Frirrnx Ctmpacy!
OF which is 70 c<rorcs the busl1
iLg,. .btok oiDolls tie ulstuas|
books, and tue pGrehsse and .s|
cry goods, and generally 70 4
necessary or proper 20. the al
sail business.
BRADFORD & VANDEd
Att-fntys :ot PROPOSED la:o.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24

THE COSTS incarrsd in trying cases
OF p-!i! lsiceuy in the cours s1gses:
the lie ne>es,i:y Of 3 change, BY which
they csu .. di'possd OF In ssns o.hsr
way. A case %as tried yesterday where
. man .sole IS eats, snolber where an
un brelis valued 81 e. 25 vas taken,
aud the costs 10 eac1 case we're GO: less
than ef;y or sixty dollars and prob. oly
more. A, fA: as this city Is concerned
mu,h of tais might be saved by d!vid.
Ing the crime Of larceny into grand and
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24

petit, and increasing the Jurisdiction OF
she Mupicipsl oours % thss sihs lattsr
oould be az pssd Of eAiore 4hss tssee-
nal. rhid cSurae voald have . doab,e
aivaussd by not oaiy savips bsAvy
o,sts, but By efsoting . reduction In
ihs Vine many OF ths pris,nsrs Are In
Ill . saiting trial before court uests.
We think su,h . change In the isv
sould be highly benen ,ial, and although
/, 4, atteeu months before another ses-
sion OF the legislature, Ii 10 noi too soos
10 tax about L.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
Cor G. s,oae LaIIng

Tue co-a:r s:oa= {: So. Paul. c.u-os
Soa b W..Ci1GtCr, -! BE- laid <
2CroS 8. err o1n 3 81 o'clock oy :Ls
FFsI. Elas'--, Z ,-.' anf msu Se.s O.
Hiram Gta-i L2ise 0. z A. a. II c.
IL STATE i D-.a~sr= Tn: n=eligE
I'll. b. - Pacing 8: 1879 p
~ Ee7. T b Got, ps-ior Of 3.
Jspts' cbutcS, Es.G 1iEIaE:on A
are se. e.r1I-. Clr7- al be rs y :.
tu4. R-y | B. CO %: pas o..
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
Acadel. u tta-c

T'e Kern a...ts- - - s.
t.-.r sLEsS7 S7-.,-5 l. Ec=.e17 ~,
1rs.c = a'-s', n 'r'r- y. .as- ls.
D sau p,sgs-t --EiE t.s us-E -.,.
II Prove 80 So nr.iIf-s I,4
: {. !ero.srr+. e:y-- - IT, c.s1ns,..,
: :. are gEou,.- r--... sui L-v= I.e..s,
:. W G Si,:.rs.td 'E-tr.
o. 3ont.y Ely S3iGsss v...ao
c-ar nth ts- h2-5 1-e coEpany.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
HASAsi AKEKs
.a..Av..ra..,.s..r-.i, sspt -.

- = . y , . = :. u -0~Pt - y
II the Cnes.nu. street end
OF the Main Aisle we have
pu. 5 tables heaped wi:h
the l2tes. styles ol Walking
Jackets for cool mornings
and evenings.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST.
A FEW
Early Autumn Bargains
A FEW

SO in. Colored Cashmere,
shades, 1c yard.
A few pieces of Printed Cash.
mere, % in. goods, sc.
80 in. Century Cloth, &c. yd
Good dark Calico, just the thing
for quilting, FOR 4c. I'd.
loo dozen of 81 Cresm Nap
kins, with colorei borders, to be
sold the next few days at T5c. q
dozen.
90 dozen Trrkey.Red Doylies,
Csc. q dozen.
Childrens Regular Made
Hose, Csc. gcods, some Of them
with white feet, black ard col.
orr, l9c. q pair. Also goods up
70 75c. pair.
We are opening New Dress
Goods and COZ binations every
day.
Nine. Demorest's Fall Fash.
ions Catalogues Low ready.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
TICKETS
AID Irniirs mater /:

ALu r.nli-S lsI.G! u
Grand Ezcr-s:oa y Cd
Or PIN MAX. io se giTe1 by /
gion. Nc. ], Sci ci Xn CHS A. 4
Wilmington, Sept IS. c . &c !
". SSt;ert. waite. 81 Kianensi
once. aLd 81 loser brick uili, [
ri IteI ell. SnL;ou. Fsrlle Fssa
uenEi, HArsksllun. ne'p.r.4l
please ro,e tie G .oye.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
HOME READING.

Now that the evenings are
getting longer you will have
more Inclination to stay at home
and read. To do SO with pleas
ure It's necessary to have good
light Our Student Oil will give
you a clear, white light, steady
10 read by. This means pIeserva-
ton OF eyesight, as unsteady
light requires you to use specta-
cles, with all the consequent in
convenienoes. Ask your grocer
for Student Oil, or get it direct
flom Is Put up in one gallon and
ive gallon handy cans for family
use.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
sori.H&
Nor1cr.

NoHcr.
IL the Z Eat:1y Of the i II,
Petition Of wn.hsn. ,Es,I
nono Of al Petliioaers. sUar
In purruance efEn order of
In the above canse rsde q.
Gag OF D arch. a. H., lss; MI
ina sug ller c. liens heectlhy
estate Of v lillian hEmnont'S n
Jams Stanton. : John hanpo5d]
mond. Margaret ncElvt2. NJ
ind James NcElvep, or eits.l
the lands and p-cuises 70 wn1
relstee, are hersoy.nou.ei b
setting forth the nature aat 4
the tame IN hs once o. ~
Chsrcery Ter Rev Uas;le Cord
before the foar.A Hcnasy IN n
ID, 1887, ard 10 appear and pJ
or lienE At the ensuing term J
before the rising OF tne Ceur
day o'the term.
JANIS X. kOYTFCzYR, /
Wilmington, lei, AuzuE ID
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
TIlphtctptnIEe LITalcTIeli
u OVEN HALF 1 uIllloI DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana StateLottery Company

Ineorporated IN 1855 for IS years BY tina
Lezfsiature for Educational and Dharitable
purposes-wfsh . capital Of tt, ooe. ooo-n
witch fesorve fund Of over tst0, 200 has
sin - been e1ded. 80 49,
chise was made psrt Of the present STATE
Constituton sdeptsd Dscenbsr ID, A. D.,
the only lottery ever voted on and en-.
dorssd BY the people OF any State.
II necer scales or postponss.
Its Grand single Number Draw.
lnGs take place Monthly, and she
BAmf .AnnuaI Drawings regular.
~ every sfI months dune and De-
A sPLEnDIO OPPORTUNITY 10
WIN 4 FORTUNE TENTH GShE 4
DRAWING, GLASS X. In THE ACAD
| EMf OF MUSIC, NEW nHLEs rs,
| TUESDAY, October N, lSs7-2o9,h n
nentnv Dsvng; ~,oo
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24

AYUTICE-IN COMPLAIN
~ tse requirements Of ~
raj sssem ~ Vftte SIa.e O, Dsl
ed a. Loser, Ms.cn 4 81, en
act Con:erasng pE,ys.e lle2fy
tics 10 hereby gwen ihai s eei.
poTGtirS ,s1EsetT. K.istlE.sn
silI, On IuetGay, ep'slbsr y;
o'sirtk .. L., be prtsen;e1 o. u
WiluliEfSL. 20 tie htn. !, I.
soeia,e JIcge, etc. for hn eFpioy
/. r. h 7 u "
n5lC: At!p:ceys ;e' .n:'1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
WAUAaAKHIrB'

Epglish Plaids Diagonals
English Stripes Twills
English Checks Boucles
Kerseys Ssockinets
These goods are without
fault; handsome, stylish.
They shall go at half tile
usual prizes.
Main Aisle, Chestnut street side.
For some time past we
have been taking the entire
production OF a celebrated
manufacturer of Raglans
and listers. We are now
ready to show complete
lines in the latest styles
and shapes in all the popu-
lar goods. We especially
ask you to critically examine
the taiIor-made listers, with
cape or hood, at So, and the
Raglans at SS.
Second floor, Chestnu, street front. Take
elevator.
The little priced Dress
|Stufs. Not little priced be-
cause they are coarse. or
old, or out Of style in any
way. They are new, fresh.
bright thiogs from over sea,
aud they go for SO little b.
cause cheap labor, cheap
raw material, and the best
machinery have made their
ccst comparatively little.
Saxony Paids. The CLINT
and simmer OF silk threads
on the exquisitely tinted
surface. Fine, handsome,
rich. so cents.
Cloth Plaids. Modest lit.
tie figures; soft and cllnging.
IS colorings. 37s cents.
May be 40 styles Of Plsids
lon grounds of green, brown,
navy, garnet, blue. Firm,
lstrong, serviceable. Pretty
stuffs that you might easily
mistake for much more ex-
psnsive goods. as cents.
Homespun. Tough, quiet,
reliable. Always fit where
wearing worth counts 5
colorings. IS cents.
Beiges, Brocades, Cash
meres in all the Autumn
shades. I24 cents. A Ia
yard dress, neat and Ser
viceahis, tor sI.5o! Do you
. wolder that there i; almost
all-,he-time crowd around
these goods! Piles anc
piles ct the Cashmere solo
every day tor foundation
I s.;lrts.
Third circle, southeast Of centre.
Fine Stationery. More
than 100 sorts of the fnel
grades Of boxed papers. Tht
later styles seem the cheap
est. The Court" @Purt
Irish Linen" Tower o
London; also cur owl
make, "Pln Stripe BE.
/, mont" Tuxedo" "West
: moreland,' etc. Special 10
:. Of 1000 boxes just in. .
cents.
I south ct Thirteenth street entrance.
50 Reirigerators wit
prices hacked. Some wer
{, samples, some have bee.
!. scratched or stained in To
q storehouse, q few wer
= bruised when in transit fror
the Western factory. Ever
i one is as good as ever &c
service, but they shall g
quarter and hall under pic
: --s5 10 $50. Ch.s.s and VI
= ril hts; Alaskas.
:. = One Jewett Restaurar
hs Refrigerator, black walnu
I'd plate glass front; reduce
~ rom $50 10 $50.
Basement west Of centre.
:. Robes for So 81.
de Robes for 81.
.a &C Robes for S., So, 81, So
be The umatcoed stutts HUu
y=r
o: cost as much or more
re-, ~ each one plain and fms
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
sr n. 4. DAUPHIN.
id!nn R,siiisfsd lsttsu 10
NRW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAn II
Now 0F1 eUmR, La.

pEp rAAt the presence Of
ne VI IN DEN Generals BeA1reSsrd
and Eariy, who sre IN charge Of the crsv
tngl 10 gusrAntee Of absoluts fairness
and integrity, that the chances Arc ali
equal and that no ons ear possibly divine
what NJ n hers VII draw Prise.
RENEMEEIs tbs the payment Of AL
Prizes Is GUh fsASTEED BY fOCR
NATIOEAl EANkS OF New OrleAns,
and the II, E,tS &c signed by the Presi.
dent Of an ln,ti.ution, whose ehRftered
rtguts arc recog q ized IN the highest Confts;
therefore. beware OF any limitations or ID.
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24

NToElCELuT OTNCWj
~ Viiuinztoa Lnt h' LW
t.sy whose EoruTtu'', ensri :.
cut et repAr are Dsrsoy n3i'a'i
toe saue are pa: n irope
reasonable tine me ctme'@y,
necesssy rsp4lls sOi Ftc.F;- -
TIA owners. IL
US N, ,tb-tm
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
Capital Prize, $l5O.00O.

g. Ia Prffsa, amounting to............ .tSSS, COO
Application for r1iss 20 clubs should Be
made only 70 the ofaos Of TIE Company IN
New OrlsAaI.
Tcr further inforrn.,ion write clearly, CIV.
lug full address. POSTAL NOTES, ExpreGs
Money Orders, or Esw York Exchange
In ordinary iottt.. Currency oy sxpross,
lat our experSs) addressed
Il. A. .DAUPHIH,
Rev Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24

We, tue updsrsigned Banrs and Banker
WI pay sii prisos drawn in The Loztsiau
stats Lotteries which may be presented 4,
eur countsrs.
y. n O0I.EsBY, Pres. Leufsfsrs
National Banh 4
PIERCE LAnEUX. Pres. state Hs-
tfonab BanR
4. RALDWIM. Pres. n. o Hetl B't
CA RI no NE Pres. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
NhOPUsALs
FoR scHoyL

'DROPCsALS FC4 81 ~ :"
/ TJRE Efr>o t5ron, r,,,,,.e ns |
Ssa,t..i ruposA.e - s,Gi.r ,iils
furnltLyr H.ressAr ~ ~ tn "A
school vii hv Zee -iHt,,'n NIL u
Board OF Puzzle H-A''s n.orm1
sept pper -hIh, J - TO,
ceruing the s2ur lH4 .ttt''.A
>. >. " n 4'' --------1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O. 900.

I'VE DO hereby osrtify that We supervise
ne afranssnenuf for all the Monthly and
Ssmi-AnnuAi Drawings Of The Louistans a
STATE Lottery Co., and In person manage
and control the drawings themselyos, and
that the same are conducted with honesty.
harness ana In GOOD fAfth coward all parIis. !,
and We authorfss the company 70 use tnsi
ceruncAte, with fAo-similes Of oar signature
sftacned. In Its sdvertisemsnts."
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
JoHN WANAMAKEL,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Markf. F,,e.,
and C!I-hall s.2are
Daily Republican., 1887-09-24
Robes for 81 81.
Robes for 81.

49, 49, y - VI Emit
Robes for So 81.
Robes for 81.
Robes for S., So, 81, So.
The umatcoed stutts would
cost as much or more n
each one plain and flncy
material enough Tor a !l6sr-i
ircss. Fail weights. season
abe colors.
Lag: c.s..y, nor: ives. oi centre
B.s: makes oil Cper2.
Field. ard Tourist Glssses
6 to IL lenses. 81 10 sal
IQaaIter 0. third under re2u
l-r prise.
Las: circle, ear JuI!aes stree: eL:r.ace
MlIlinery openin.t thurs.
day and Friday, Sept. 70
and 80.
JoHN WANAMAKEL.
Ctestnut, Thirteenth md Markr. F,.s.v
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-01-14

T IVER PILLS.-Use DR.. Gums Liver Pills, for
IL Salow Complexion, Pimples on the face and
BilIousness. Never sickens or gripes. Only one
or dose. Samples free at Allen & Bro.
Ea16
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The Silo and Cows.
nvston courier

Mai, VIM. Jolliffe, Of Botetourt, has
communicated to the "Fincastle Herald"
his experience with silo, which will be
fond interesting by Augusta county
rs uers. The s'Herald" says:
Maj. JoIliffe built his silo twelve feet
square, making it air tight by covering
the ioinIs with an additional layer OF
pIaaE, with the door at the bottom, on
one side. Into this he put two acres of
green corn and fodder, cut into pieces one
half inch in length, and tramped in tight.
This was carefully covered at the top. so
as to exclude the air. and weighted down;
and his silo was complete. The food is
Kept in an excellent state of preservation,
fresh and sweet, and his cattle eat it with
great relish. They are in fine condition,
give as much milk as in summer, and the
butter made from their milk is rich, sweet
and yellow. The Major considers this
food better than the best hay, which costs
at least $40 ton; while his provender
costs only 81 per ton. AS a result of his
foresight and enterprise he is now feeding
his cows on food that cost him Excluding
the siIo, which cost only $31, and which
will last for years. only ST. per ton, while
che majority of our farmers are using
greatly inferior food at from five to ten
times that cost.
Summing up results and making a com
parison, therefore, amounts to about this
AT minimum cost Maj. Jollife, on bet
Ter food, keeps his COWS in splendid condi-
tion and very profitable all winter, and
gives them fine start on new pastures in
the summer: while, on the other hand,
many of our farmers take Indifferent care
0f their cows in winter, though at greater
cost, have less milk and inferior butter,
nd their cows come out of the winter in
apoverty stricken condition hard to over
come throughout the whole summer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-01-14


AN ENTERPRIsINd, RELIABLE HOUsE.-Hughe-
& Robinson can always be relied upon; not only
to carry in stock the best of everything but to Sc
known merit, and are popular with the people.
thereby sustaining the reputation of being ALWAYS
enterprislng, and ever reliable. HaviS secured
the Agency for the celebrated DIR. Kings New
Disco ,ery for Consumption. will sell it on posi-
tire guarantee. 1t will surely cure any and every
affection of Throat, Lungs and Chest, and to show
our confidence. we invite you to call and get
Trial Bottle Free. may2oIt
WONDERFUL CUREs-W. d. Hoyt & Co, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists OF Rome Ca. say: w
have been selling DIR. Kings New Discovery: Elec-
trio Bitters and Bucklens Arnica Salve Tor Two
years. Have never handled remedies that sell as
well, or give such universal satisfaction; Ihere
have been some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases of pronounc-
ed Consumption have been entirely cured by use
of: few bottles of DR.. Kings New discovery,
guarantee them always. Sold by Hughes, g.
Robinson. mayzS-lt
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TO MY PATRONS.
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

[ desire to call your attention to my
large and beautiful stock of goods,
suitable for the Christmas and Holiday
season. Among the fancy goods you
cannot fail to observe the very low
prices at which they are offered. You
will find among the standard books in
sets, many at about half the publishers
price. In the poets, all the standards,
in cloth, morocco, full calf and alliga-
tor. My stock Of photograph and au
tograph albums exceeds anything in the
market for beauty and low prices. In
work boxes, writing desks, jewelry
boxes, manicure sets, mirrors, ETC., the
assortment cannot be equaled in beauty
and variety. Children's illustrated toy
books in endless variety at all prices.
In Christmas Cards the bottom has
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-01-14
The Old Story.

He came to the sanctum one night,
The place where the editors wright!
He was hungry, he said,
And he wanted some bread,
Would be glad to get even blight.
He had served ia cavalry corps
In the war for the Union. he sworps;
Rode a charger milk white.
Was the first In each fife,
And slaughtered his foes by the scorps.
But to his appeals for pension
The government paid no attention;
He was old and rheumatic
And half paralytic,
And his woes were too numerous to menslon.
lis case was hard one, no doubt,
SO some of the boys went aboubt
And raised him sum
That for some time to cum
Would keep him, and then he went oubt.
wnsn he in the court
Morning, r
sinS an
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